Release Version 1.4
September 2nd update: fixed 3.3 compatibility, rewrote wing spring simulation, new sound set (no more sound clipping issues.)
Adds 48 new high quality sounds to the 737-700. Every default sound has been completely rewritten!
Current Features:
Authentic Engine Recordings; The famous 737 "buzzsaw" sound is now modelled in GeoFs!
Directional Audio; The soundset changes depending on the location of the camera and distance. Watch out for the backblast!
Cabin Sounds and Ambience; Hear the electronics and passengers when you switch to a cabin view. Engine sounds are muffled as well.
Reverse Thrust Loudness; The reverse thrust now has its own sound!
Alarms, GPWS, and TCAS; Radioaltimiter callouts and alarms from 777 overhaul, TCAS modified from the airbus counterpart.
Better Rolling Sounds; The default rolling sound has been replaced with a better one.
Gear retraction sounds; The Iconic 737 gear retraction whirr is in the game now!
Ground effect sounds; When you get close to the ground, you will hear a whooshing sound as the air resonates under the plane
Dynamic Touchdown sounds; Ryanair pilots better prepare their ears, because hard landings wont sound quite the same as soft ones.
Stall Shaking/Buffeting; A camera effect that shakes the camera in the cockpit when you are at high aoa.
Rain Sounds; Hear the rain dynamically respond to parameters such as speed and precipitation rate!
Passengers Clapping; If you make an acceptable landing when in bad weather, the passengers will clap for you!
Passengers Screaming; Suggested by user BlooketHackerX, If you go into a nosedive or put the plane in a perilous situation, the passengers will react accordingly.
Flaps Lever Clicking; When you adjust the flaps, the lever makes a distinctive click sound
Trim Wheel Noise; The trim wheel makes a sound when you adjust the trim
Flaps Extending/Retracting Sound; The flaps make a faint whirr when moved.
Dynamic Wingflex; The wingflex has been completely rewritten to add ground bounce when you go over a bump, and accurate inertial physics to make them actually boing.